Ireland · HIKING & TREKKING
Coastal cliff paths, the Wicklow Way and the country’s highest peak with a guide who has done it in every kind of weather. The 15 below list distance, ascent and price, and are honest about the going underfoot.
Trek Northern Ireland’s Game of Thrones filming sites from Dublin, with cloaks, forest walks, Castle Ward, ruins, and behind-the-scenes stories.
“Be prepared to walk but so worth it . Informative with beautiful scenery .The host was lovely and the bus ride comfortable”
Review of Dublin’s Howth coastal hike with local stories, cliff views, dogs, and a well-earned pub pint, plus practical tips on fitness and value.
“It’s a fabulous way to spend a few hours exploring Howth. With dogs! Paddy made it entertaining as well!”
Hike from Doolin to the Cliffs of Moher with a local guide, quiet paths, dramatic views, folklore, and a taxi back.
“Be prepared for rain, wind, and mud. Be able to climb small obstacles. Excellent narrative and friendly guide.”
Review of Howth Adventures’ coastal hike from Dublin, with harbor seals, cliff views, local history, practical tips, price, and fitness advice.
“The hike is strenuous and you should be prepared for all sorts of weather. Many of the trails were steep and rocky and muddy. The guide was extremely knowledgeable.”
Review the Howth Safari Hiking Tour near Dublin, with cliff paths, sea caves, local stories, scones, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“Dee was a wonderful guide!I ended going a on private tour with her and I learned so much about the Howth area and culture.This was a mildy challenging hike with an amazing reward.I had the best time ever and would recommend Dee and Howth Adventure to everyone!”
Ride calm horses through Wicklow’s mountain scenery and Kings River valley, with patient guides, beginner support, and a small group setting.
“Easy to find and great service from the staff. I'm a beginner and they made sure I was comfortable before we set off.”
Review of Dublin’s Howth Coastal Hiking Tour, with cliff views, local stories, wild trails, practical tips, price advice, and booking guidance.
“It was incredible! So happy we made this day trip from Dublin to Howth. Absolutely stunning and fascinating.”
Hike Howth from Dublin through forests, cliffs, castles, seals, and Irish legends on a Spanish-guided 11-kilometer adventure.
“It was an interesting experience. The guide Is a kind person who explaines a Lot of thing about Nature., You can walk in the forest and You enjoy the view”
Hike from Doolin to the Cliffs of Moher with a small group, local stories, Burren views, and free time for lunch in Doolin.
“My sister and I had a great time hiking from Doolin to the Cliffs of Moher. We had an excellent tour guide who shared a lot of history with us as he drove us to the trailhead starting point. We stopped along the drive to see various castles and scenic viewpoints. The hike and tour was wonderful and so beautiful! Wear good hiking shoes or shoes with good support. And lunch afterwards in Doolin (Mcdermott's) had amazing food. This was the highlight of my trip to Ireland. I highly recommend!”
Review the Dublin Coastal Hike in Howth, with cliffs, seals, castle ruins, local stories, a dog companion, and a pub pint.
“Despite rain and what seemed to be gale force winds, we had a fabulous time. Mark was knowledgeable, funny, and helpful. Missy is also cute.”
Review of Dublin’s Howth Safari Hiking Tour, a 5-hour coastal walk with cliffs, beaches, wildlife, local stories, scones, and sea views.
“We had such a great time at this 4-5 hours hiking tour! Our guide Conor was very enthusiastic about the scenery and was very up to date about the area. He made it feel comfortable and he was very funny. It felt like a family trip. When we would visit Howth in the future we would definitely do this tour again!”
Hike Glendalough at sunset, spot deer, explore its monastic ruins after dark, and stargaze on a guided County Wicklow tour.
“Both guides but especially Elena were marvolous. Perhaps start earlier so the pace is not so fast and more time to enjoy the views.”
Review the Toe Head Clifftop Hike in West Cork, a gentle 7km walk with forts, orchids, coastal views, folklore, snacks, and small-group guiding.
“Conor had a great loop planned out with lots of great stories about the history and folklore along the way. The views were amazing and the company was even better. Highly recommend!”
Hike Donegal’s ancient bog with a local guide, learning its myths, turf-cutting traditions, wildlife, climate role, and Wild Atlantic views.
“I highly recommend taking the Bog Tour. Sharon shares wisdom, information and lore in a chatty and approachable manner. Plus you get to hike in a BOG! I was lucky to have Sharon to myself and relatively good weather. We met up with one of her neighbors out working in the big so got to see how the bog places a role in the daily lives of people still. It is a unique experience that I thoroughly enjoyed!”
Hike ancient tombs, mountain ridges, and Dublin Bay views on a small-group trek with local transport, wild berries, and a pub stop.
“Had a lovely time hiking with Ben. He had so much knowledge of Irish history and I learned a lot. The tombs and the views were my favorite part. The hike was gorgeous. You should definitely book this hike.”
Every kind of Irish day out, and the best of each.
